The best corn dogs in the state of Washington!!! We stop here every time we travel I90... and you…read moreshould to! They're in the parking lot of Lee's Summit Grocery/Pie for the People.

Iced coffee was good, the parking was confusing. The corndog was good, batter could be thicker…read more Whom ever stabs the hot dog should figure out what part stabs. Service was great!!

One of the best food locations on the pass. also a great place for groceries! Great organic produce…read morethat is always fresh, as it appears that they rotate their produce into their restaurant offerings, daily. The prices are mountain prices, but to pay those prices to get high quality, organic groceries, is a business I can support. Try their coffee specials, on sight baked goods and their trash can tots!

The store is well put together and has excellent views of the surrounding mountains. I got the…read moredolomite sandwich and honey latte. The sandwich was quite tasty and they offered to toast it for me. The latte was on the sweeter side. Both items were ready within five minutes. The customer service was not all that friendly and a bit abrasive. I thought perhaps that the woman behind the counter was not having a good day until another group entered (which she seemed to be familiar with) and her demeanor entirely changed. A bit off putting.

My rating is 3.5/4!!! My friends and I stopped at Snoqualmie Pass for a quick caffeine boost…read more Overall friendly staff, cozy mountain vibe and a chill spot to warm up. Coffee was decent though wish they had sugar free options. Still a cute lil pit stop before hitting the trails!

Best coffee ever!! Atmosphere was outstanding and the food was great can't think of another coffee…read moreplace to go to

Worst chicken strips and fries I've ever had. Bathroom stinks. Gets crowded. Lodge area is small,…read moredirty, gross bathroom smells come up the stairs.

I usually bring a mountain sando, but we didn't have time before heading to Snoqualmie. We got to…read morethis lodge at 10:45. Most food options weren't open but they had soup. We tried to get 2 things on the posted menu , but we're told they weren't available. So we ordered what we thought was two soups for $11.50 each (based on the menu), with a 15% discount the bill came out to $29 and some change. It didn't add up so we asked the lady at the register and she informed us the coconut curry was a rice based dish for $18.25 and the chili was a soup. We were hungry so we paid even though the price still didn't add up. The coconut curry was dissatisfying - bland taste and not much chicken. The chili was reminiscent of wendys so not bad. By 11am the grill still wasn't open and the line was getting very long. After our experience, I'll make time to keep bringing my own mountain sando. The lodge seating was nice.

I was super excited to try this coffee spot in North Bend for the first time and when I suggested…read moreit as a meeting spot for breakfast with my book bestie, I was enthused to learn that it's actually her go-to place to get her morning caffeine! The coolest thing about this spot seems to be their rotating specials year round! The lucky charms cold foam my book bestie described from their last year's St. Patrick's day menu sounded drool-worthy. I was super excited to try their Valentine's day offerings. The woman at the counter who took my order was so sweet. She helped me put together the perfect custom drink for me: a 16 oz oat milk dark chocolate mocha with raspberry syrup and raspberry cold foam on top! It was delicious, I loved how fluffy and sweet the cold foam was and the dark chocolate in the mocha was delectably rich. I was also super excited about their diverse pastry selection! I've never seen a raspberry cornetto before and I was super excited to order it. I loved that it was literally like having a croissant with jam which is one of my fave breakfasts! One of my pet peeves is when croissants are too flaky and hard to tear apart with your fingers, but this one was super easy to tear apart and eat, though it still was fairly messy. The cosy atmosphere made it easy for me and my book bestie to spend hours chatting over our drinks. I love the huge windows that allow for so much natural light an incredible view of Mount Sci. I'd definitely love to come back with my watercolours and paint it. Since this is my book bestie's fave coffee shop spot, I'm sure we'll be back here soon! I'm super excited to keep exploring their seasonal drinks.

I am a long time customer of Huxdotter - specifically the northbend location. I am really…read moredisappointed in the turn it has taken in the last 2 years, specifically the customer service. 90% of the girls who work there have 0 concept of customer service. Every time I have come in the last year (1x a week or so) I am met with a feeling of judgement, annoyance and entitlement from the employees. Even asking a simple question when ordering or at the pickup bar seems to be met with immediate annoyance and defensiveness. I will say Dalia is a sweetheart, and her coworkers could learn a thing or 2 from her..... "Hux energy" which I think is just lotus are okay but are $7-8 which seems a little ridiculous for sparkling water and energy base lol. Overall I hope they can turn this business back around it's unfortunate to see a local coffee shop go down hill because of bad employees!

My fiance and I love to take trips from Salem Oregon up to gold bar/Index each summer. This amazing…read morespot was right down the road from where we were staying and we absolutely fell in love. We've been back many times, each time with amazing coffee and views. The service is top tier, an amazing array of suger free flavors, and even the occasional big foot art festival. We loved this little gem so much we actually went back for our engagement photos. Can't recommend enough, it's worth the trip!

We decided to go hiking, but by the time we arrived it was too late and there was no parking, so we…read moreended up driving up Hwy 2 instead. I'd heard this place had outdoor seating with a view, so we figured it would be a good spot to stop with our dog. Parking can definitely be a challenge, but we eventually found a spot and walked up. My husband took our dog to the pet area, which has a nice walkable path and plenty of trees to sniff. Dog approved. There was a decent line, but honestly there were plenty of things to look at while waiting. Two people ahead of me even bought souvenir sweatshirts and T‑shirts. The service was incredibly friendly--the barista taking orders was patient and kind. I ordered my husband a latte with a chocolate chip cookie and got myself a coconut latte. I was a little apprehensive because coconut in a latte can easily turn into a sugary mess, but I was pleasantly surprised. The flavor was nicely balanced: good espresso with just a hint of coconut. We enjoyed our drinks at a picnic table in the dog area. Super relaxing. There is also a gazebo for people to enjoy drinks (non dog area). It was very cute and people really seem to enjoy it, I like to come back but better with maybe when it wasn't so busy but definitely worth going to

This was by far the worst meal I've ever had in my entire life…read more Let's just start from the top. $35 for a sausage gravy biscuit with hash browns and sausage. The sausage was saltier than a salt block. The biscuits and gravy bland and tasteless and same for the hash browns. Not to mention the bathroom situation. Someone took a dump on the male bathroom floor and the staff smeared it with a blanket. Not even bothering to clean it. I will never come back here

Food was mediocre, the bus staff was very nice, there were cockroaches crawling on our table and on…read morethe wall. I let staff know and they moved us to another table. Weirdly we were still charged full price for our meal even after this incident.

I stop into Arête often when I want good coffee and a solid breakfast. It's an easy, reliable…read morechoice when I don't want to gamble on either. Last time, I had a cappuccino and the breakfast burrito. The cappuccino was smooth and balanced, with well-textured milk and clean espresso. The breakfast burrito was filling without being heavy. The eggs were cooked right, the potatoes held their shape, and the avocado tied everything together without turning it mushy. It works well for a quick solo stop or a relaxed morning sit-down. Consistent food, good coffee, and a calm space. That's why I keep coming back.

I enjoyed a bourbon vanilla latte (it could have been a little hotter) it was delicious! I also had…read morea gluten free chicken/bacon Sammy. It came on a gluten free bagel which was toasted. It had a great flavor and the chicken was tender. It also had provolone. Not a lot of indoor seating, but lots of outside seating and dogs are allowed. It's a tiny cafe attached to the bike shop. Great customer service and good experience visiting with a friend there. Plenty of parking of the main road too

If Heaven had a pit stop, it would be Lee's Summit Deli and Grocery…read more I don't know what kind of sorcery they're working with at this gas station mini mart, but I walked in for a quick fill-up and left with a renewed sense of purpose, a heart full of joy, and the best soda of my entire existence. Let's start with the service: From the moment I stepped through the door, I was greeted like royalty. The cashier didn't just say hello--he beamed at me like I was the long-lost heir to the Lee's Summit throne. Need help finding something? They don't just point--they escort you. I asked where the beef jerky was and got a full guided tour of the snack aisle, complete with flavor recommendations and a brief history of teriyaki. I've had less attentive service at five-star restaurants. Now brace yourself for the soda machine. This isn't a soda machine. This is a carbonated cathedral. A fizzy fountain of dreams. I approached it cautiously, unsure if I was worthy. It glowed like the Ark of the Covenant. There were flavors I didn't even know existed--Peach Vanilla Dr. Pepper? Cherry Lime Sprite? A root beer so rich it could pay off my student loans? And the ice--oh, the ice! Perfectly crunchy, chewable nuggets of frozen bliss. I filled my cup, took a sip, and nearly dropped to my knees. I've tasted vintage wines, artisanal coffees, and hand-pressed juices--but nothing compares to the liquid euphoria that flowed from this machine. The rest of the store? Immaculate. Shelves stocked like a Swiss watch. Bathrooms cleaner than a hospital operating room. And the deli? Don't even get me started. I had a turkey sandwich that made me question every other sandwich I've ever eaten. If you're within 100 miles of Lee's Summit Deli and Grocery, cancel your plans. Drive there. Experience it. Let the soda machine baptize your taste buds and the staff restore your faith in humanity. Five stars isn't enough. I'd give them a constellation.

I just made a quick stop here at Lee's Summit Grocery and it was awesome! First walked in the…read moregentleman(I think the owner) was super outgoing and friendly! Spoke to me with the most cheerful happy attitude and brightened my day just as I walked in. I order a couple Crispitos and a couple burritos. While he was wrapping those up I went to grab a drink. As I'm checking out he said "btw I threw in a couple more crispitos and I don't even think he charged me really at all for the Crispitos with my bill at $9 and my drink was $3. Well whatever it was, the service, the cheerful gentleman, and price made my day! So thank you sir! You put a smile on my face and I thank you for that! Hope you have a wonderful day also!

Stopped by on our way home. Great place to warm up after…read morethe slopes. Have snacks and a food truck to grab a bite. Good service she had me try few different beers before I decided on my list. Friendly atmosphere and fire pit outside to sit and enjoy the snow and view.

Simple, good, easy, mountainy…read more Good spot. Washington needs more of this. Easy to get a beer, easy to enjoy it. Staff was fine.